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Originally Posted by WFCY
According to the interview in Democracynow (linked in OP), and according to Congresswoman Rep. Zoe Lofgren, Mr. Ng was in fact, legally residing in the US having married an American citizen, at the time of his detention.
But the argument that being an illegal immigrant (or "alien") by default makes you an Untermensch and subject to inhumane treatments, tells a lot about the person advocating that argument and the government that practices it.
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I knew were this was when I read the op, I just did not think we'd get there so soon.....
so when did he marry? And he had undiagnosed cancer.....that it become malignant and killed him while in custody all in shot it of course so ridiculous its not worth calculating but you like that slant it appears....if he had died at home would that have made you feel better? Would the story even have made the news?
yea well, here’s an idea, why don't we extend health care coverage to every person here on a visa too? I mean our citizens don’t have universal health care but we’ll cover those in Mr Ng’s shoes…..
